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This sermon examines Jesus' authority over demonic forces as recorded in Luke 11, emphasizing that His power comes from the finger of God rather than Satan. The message warns believers about the pervasive influence of evil through modern media, including pornography and entertainment, which targets families and children. It urges the church to put on the full armor of God and maintain a life of repentance and good works to prevent spiritual regression. The text highlights the danger of allowing unclean spirits to return with greater evil if a household is not filled with the Holy Spirit. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a steadfast focus on Christ and His Word to secure salvation and protect the next generation.
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